Black Friday Preview With Innovation Insider Steve Greenberg

NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwire - Nov 19, 2012) - Innovation Insider Steve Greenberg knows his tech and just in time for Black Friday, he's shared some of his top tech picks.

Activision has two HUGE games out this year based on blockbuster franchises that everyone knows and loves. The Amazing Spider-Man Video Game lets you go beyond this summer's feature film and find out what happens next as Spider-Man returns to Manhattan. Also available is Transformers: Fall of Cybertron, which lets you fight through the epic final battles on the Transformers' dying home planet before they came to earth. Both are available on multiple platforms such as Playstation3 and Xbox360.

Wired headphones can be a hassle with tangled cords. So give the music lover the best way to listen to their favorite songs at home, work or the gym with wireless S11-FLEX HD headphones from Motorola! They are Bluetooth enabled which means you can pair them to any MP3 player, smartphone, tablet or laptop. The HD quality creates crystal clear sound you'd only expect from a wired headset -- but now you also have the ability to adjust the fit for a comfortable, personalized experience.

If you're on the go, but still want to see what's happening back home, check out D-Link's Cloud Camera 1100. This is an easy to set up wireless camera that uses your home's Wi-Fi to send streaming video to your computer, tablet, or smartphone via the mydlink.com portal and free mydlink Lite app. It's even equipped with night vision and there are no monthly fees. You can use it to keep an eye on your pets, home and valuables from anywhere in the world.

For the families on the go who want their entertainment BIG, check out this little 3M Streaming Projector. With it, the whole family can watch movies, television shows and games. It is a big screen experience in the palm of your hand. Best of all it has built-in Roku technology so with WiFi you can access channels like Netflix, Hulu Plus, Amazon Instant Video and much more. From 16 feet away you can project an image that's 120 inches diagonally across! Available exclusively at Amazon.com.

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